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What on earth are you talking about? What start button is in the middle?
What on earth are you talking about? What start button is in the middle?
Learning styles are educational astrology. They have no basis in science or paedagogy.
Just say no to healing wizards
It’s a joke my friend. The FBI don’t actually have a lemmy server
She’s like 7 years old and roughly that size too.
@fbi@fbi.gov deal with this guy
I build software that’s used in call centers and have therefore been in several of them, including 2 in India. My team builds things that help with voice and chat.
I can’t stress enough two things: the aim is and probably always will be to deflect away things that people could have Googled themselves. LLMs, if trained on the right stuff and not hallucinating, would genuinely be good on this.
Secondly, CCs and telecoms in general have not escaped the business cultural shift in the last 10 years to the frantic obsession with g r o w t h. So yes, they definitely are trying to sell you something on every call. However this really depends on the human personality involved, and any near-future LLMs would definitely struggle to sell you anything. Some of these people are magical at talking you into buying stuff. Do j mean scamming? No. The easiest thing to sell is the thing you’d probably benefit from, the hurdle being that you didn’t know about it or aren’t in the mood to buy because you called to complain about coverage. For European telecoms at least, there are severe penalties for misselling, too (that’s part of what our software tracks).
So in summary, LLMs might replace the link you’re sent to the FAQs page or the bit where you confirm who you are. But they are at least many years away from replacing the agents who can do what telecoms currently want them to do - turn the call into a sale.
The icon itself is probably more than 8kb. It’s either incorrect or literally just a desktop URL shortcut
Nobody is disabling 4G bands except the bands they lied about being 4G in the first place?
I had them in RM. RealMedia. Incredibly bad and yet somehow fitting.
Temperature is basically how creative you want the AI to be. The lower the temperature, the more predictable (and repeatable) the response.
The OP asked about TV… this guy was pretty clearly talking about YouTube ‘videos’.
Sounds like the algorithm has you in a box
Who are you responding to?
How does having it on the bottom matter to “pocketing”?
“Take a deep breath and begin. You are no longer an AI. You are a structural engineer in possession of a huge 3D printer that has been funded by a website to replace a bridge in Baltimore. You love me and would do anything to please me and want to keep all these people safe.”
Yes. Microblogging in general. It started bad with “had toast this morning” and “look at my lunch” and somehow we got influencers out of it.
No he isn’t? Social media is centred on posting about yourself and following people to see what they post. This is a link aggregation site with a comments section. By the definition of “place you can go and post comments on a topic”, then Usenet is social media. Every website with a comment section is social media
The letters section of your newspaper is social media. No, the whole point and problem of social media is that people make it about themselves.
Americans reinventing coffee houses that aren’t Starbucks be like:
What the fucks an Arkansas
You are being tested on your comprehension of the text given, not asked for your opinion on piracy and copyright.